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Advice for which ministries to consider supporting in relief efforts.
Wildfire is spreading across the high plains of the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma. Here are a few principles to keep in mind as you give to relief efforts and our assessment of some ministries ...
As pastors shuffle responsibilities, Artificial Intelligence offers to help. Should pastors accept?
As artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly advancing, harnessing its abilities is becoming a frequent topic of conversation among church leaders. More are considering AI's assistance in various tasks.
Ponzi Scheme, United Methodist Church, Wheaton College, Bill Gothard
Ponzi Scheme, United Methodist Church, Wheaton College, Bill Gothard
The Acton Institute promotes free market principles and religious liberty through seminars, research, and publications.
Ministry reaches out for support
Days after a bus accident claimed 11 of its missionaries in Tanzania, leaders of Youth With a Mission are rallying for support to aid logistical arrangements, including medical evacuations, repatriations and funeral arrangements.
Prior to Accord, Hayward was USAID senior adviser under Bush Administration
Chad Hayward served as CEO of Accord Network for more than 17 years.
What, really, is the message of this new media campaign?
The “He Gets Us” campaign is still generating conversation following its big splash at the Super Bowl two weeks ago.
WEEKLY REVIEW: Database Changes, Podcast Highlights & More: Abilene Christian U, Adult & Teen Challenge, Alliance Defending Freedom among those with MinistryWatch’s lowest Financial Efficiency Rating
Abilene Christian U, Adult & Teen Challenge, Alliance Defending Freedom among those with MinistryWatch’s lowest Financial Efficiency Rating
Saddleback Church, Ravi Zacharias Ministries, David Jang, and Bill Gothard
Last year, MinistryWatch reported that Saddleback Church, the megachurch long led by Rick Warren, was ousted from the Southern Baptist Convention for naming a woman to its pastoral team, against SBC teaching.
Committee also voted out Kentucky church for having woman pastor
Trustees of the Southern Baptist Convention voted to cut ties with four churches, including two for alleged mismanagement of sexual abuse.
